British Leader Callaghan Quietly Shapes Global Policy
James Callaghan, seen as a trusted moderating figure in the Western alliance, focuses on long term economic reform. He worries about 16 million unemployed in major democracies and rising protectionism while urging specific proposals for Bonn summit.
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Koreagate probe shows need for special prosecutor debated
The discussion centers on whether a special prosecutor was necessary for Koreagate and related investigations. Congress and the Carter era clash over who should appoint such a prosecutor, with Bills $.555 and H.R.9705 shaping the rules for high level cases and potential conflicts of interest.
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A Painful Cure for Terrorists
A satirical analysis argues the Red Brigades kidnapping of the Colosseum exposes Italian instability and questions government strategies. It satirizes both violent tactics and idealist fantasies, warning a long, painful cure may be needed to curb terrorism.
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Readers challenge gun waiting period proposals and criticize political strategy. George Haines honored in Eagle Scout coverage misnaming the honorees. A Democrat supporter urges voting for Andy Miller for U S Senate and promotes April 15 mass meetings and June convention.
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Open Forum: Readers Share Opinions on Issues of Interest
The Open Forum guest column invites Star readers to submit opinions on topics of public concern. Writers may present arguments, experiences, and perspectives to provoke thought and discussion. Contact the Editorial Page Editor to propose ideas or contribute a piece for future editions.
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Readers invited to share opinions with Winchester Evening Star
The Winchester Evening Star invites local residents from Winchester and surrounding areas to submit letters to the editor and guest columns. It appeals for reader viewpoints on national Virginia and local topics to engage its 76 000 readers.
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